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Chicago examiner & vul xii no 295 a m * tuesday nnrpc f~Â»ntp rt'mt in Chicago and t elsbwhk^h -â– ' â– j rkich ulnt l-tlin 1 subujtw t two cemh Chicago december 1 1914 tt if shay ' registered 1 uhol i . d s . plteut office ingland demands norway's aid against germam rope clew leads to strangler rgermansjyiass great fleet in baltic to attack petrogrm navy base near kiel asked for by british norwegian army sent to to neutrality w if christiansand is r attacked by the sea i orces of the allies ghristiania nov 17 â€” eng ine has demanded from norway for use as ia naval base the city and harbor ofi christiansand on the ; cithern past of norway such use o continue only during the war this demand has been refused by tire norwegian government and preparations are being made to de fend its neutrality troops have been sent to jdhristiansand from all pijrts of norvvay and the defenses of the city ar\e being strengthened if norway neutrality should be violated by szngland sweden also vould be drawn into the struggle because of its defensive alliance with norway the people of swe den also dislike the russians the norwegian people in this con l.lict are rviore friendly to the allies ihan to germany public opinion ere considers the overrunning of i'elgium knd luxemburg by ger lany as iindicative that small pow j fs or important states would not be life if gerrnan arms prevailed â– the significance of england's de land for e^iristiansand is believed i lie in hfer'i determination to force le german flteet to come out foi\bat ",> from the i^iel canal where it has ; ain sheltered 1 ever since the war be gan for this purpose christiansand would be aniid'pal base of operations there are oueip ways in which pos session of ae norwegian port as a unkn own hrday morning's bin one other washington k a 200-line bouncing a h%s an ac h sale was hay night he com h^dent koin khat latest war bulletins i , _ j germans prepare blow copenhagen via lon don nov 30 the german fleet is becoming more 1 active in the baltic scandinavian and russian dispatches indi cate preparations for striking a blow at russian ports even entering the gulf of finland and possibly bombarding pe trograd there is a great con centration of the fleet and ger man transport steamers along the baltic coast and a with dravyal of warships from kiel to strengthen the baltic squad ron naval battle near buenos aires nov 30 royal mail steamers are being stopped at santos the vol taire has been compelled to re turn to rio janeiro by german warships the germans are in foree 500 miles off the brazil ian coast and the british are near lie fleets are of about equal strength reports from montevideo say the germans are off the mouth of the river platte the german steamer patagonia is being loaded at montevideo with provisions the sierra cordoba with coal and the mera with coal and water sailings of british steamers from montevideo and the brazilian ports of santos have been suspended ex-justice ennis held by sheriff held_by new york nov 30 ex-supreme court justice alfred ennis of indiana one time counsel for the pullman company passed to-night in the cus tody of deputy sheriff zleltner ennis who is more than seventy years old was arres.ted on his wife's application for a bond to assure his presence in court to face her separa tion action ennis said mrs george h lorimer of philadelphia wife of an editor was one of his daughters by a former mar riage she was communicated with and immediately retained lawyers to defend him upon her assurance that a bond would be filed to-morrow the sheriff arranged for ennis to stay at a hotel mrs norma ennis wife of the law yer is forty years his junior she married him on may 16 last emma trentini has lockjaw in the leg pittsburgh nov 30 â€” before leaving detroit for pittsburgh last evening emma trentini insisted that she be vaccinated a physician did the job nearing pittsburgh trentini gasped and cried oh i have â€” i have â€” what you call it â€” lockjaw in the leg she was hurried in a taxi to mercy hospital where a surgeon announced curtly her leg was only asleep the vac cination didn't take it couldn't said manager blumen thal we only used water i seeress makes good prophecy of theft claude ellen an indiana farmer went to mary ; jahn's fortune telling parlor at 122 north halsted street yesterday for a reading i observe said the seeress that you will be robbed in Chicago i must warn you i against a woman of dark complex ion ellen had her arrested when he missed his purse a few minutes later mayor picks schlake for the school board mayor harrison last night appoint ed william b schlake former alder i man from the twenty-first ward for mer chairman of the finance commit ltee and president of the Illinois brick i hfemhy ass^^^ttjjttjjifcfo dean waite^m jack cudahy whipped faces 30,000 action he broke my wife's rib in attack - in his home is charge of physician los angeles cal nov 30 john p jack cudahy for the last year a quiet householder in pasadena with mrs cudahy and their four handsome children was thrust into the lime light again to-day with the filing of a suit by his family physician dr b o coates asking 30,000 damages on the charge that he handled mrs coates so roughly on the evening cf september 12 that one of her ribs was brokerij and other physical injuries suffered the complaint says the alleged as sault occurred in the cudahy home | one of . the luxurious bungalows con nected with the hotel maryland in pasadena where mr and mrs cudahy i have lived the greater part of the time since their reconciliation for physical injuries inflicted dr and mrs coates ask 25,000 and for exemplary damages 5,000 according to the story told re luctantly to-night by dr coates he and mrs coates were at the cudahy bungalow with mrs cudahy and the latter's children when cudahy came home between 8 and 9 o'clock in a fighting mood after a prolonged stay at his club after making a few passes at me dr coates said cudahy made a dash through the hall at palmer day assistant manager of the hotel who had entered to inquire into the up roar the two women being in his way cudahy brushed them aside thrusting mrs coates with great force against a table he then grasped mr day by the throat and was forcing him to the floor when i interfered dr coates who approaches cuda hy in weight and strength admitted that he had given cudahy a thorough trouncing ending cudahy's struggles with a jiu-jitsu hold two strong men were required dr coates said to keep cudahy in his bed the remainder of the night cudahy's story ' which was con firmed in every detail by mrs cud ahy was as follows dr coates and his wife were at our home on the evening in question when i told coates that his profes sional services were unsatisfactory and that i was going to get another physician he leaped upon me in a rage and attempted to choke me as i wrested myself free from his grasp mrs coates rushed in between us and was thrown aside as we struggled i will fight it to the last ditch he has no just cluim for damages lody glad to die for fatherland he wrote i rotterdam nov 30 â€” the night i before he was shot in the tower of ' london carl hans lody wrote his j sister a letter now published in the ; frankfurter zeitung as follows i have trusted in god and he has decided that my hour has struck the death of a hero on the battlefield is finer but that has not been my lot the con sciousness that i am dying in the service of my country makes death easy i shall die as an officer not as a spy morgan's portrait develops flaw hartford nov so â€” the oil por trait of j pierpont morgan sold to the morgan memorial here a year ago has been sent to new york to be re touched hy its painter carlos baca flor a fault in the painting had ! developed due either to the oils used or in the canvas concern is mani fested here as the painting was con sidered by mr morgan to be his best portrait -Â„,., freight rate raise in west suspended . - washington nov so â€” the in terstate commerce commission to-day suspended hundreds of tariffs of rail roads in western transportation ter ritory increasing rates on all classes i of commodities for 120 days from de j-eember 1 other orders suspended â– â– - . f t^^jf^^^^^^j^^f the bomb hurled from auto in indiana ave new building partly wrecked owner says he had trouble ; with unions an automobile was seen to draw up at the curb in front of a new build j ing at 11750 indiana avenue at about 10:15 o'clock last night fifteen | minutes later after the automobile had gone away a bomb explosion partly wrecked the building andrew walsh owner and builder of the structure told the police he had had trouble with a delegate of the painters and decorators union who had objected because walsh's son worked on the building my son is a union man in good standing with his dues paid up in full walsh said the building was three stories tall and made of brick part of its north wall was blown out trapeze rope breaks girl plunges to stage mrs beatrice sours 2226 west gar j field boulevard a trapeze performer was seriously injured in the yale theater 336 west sixty-third street last night a rope broke and she fell fifteen feet to the stage she suffered concussion of the brain morals board is created by act of council pgures in the investigation of the emsheimer v death mystery in the loop and photograph of the victim's 5,000 accident insurance policy in the travelers insurance company at the top is harry a sachs emsheimer's son=in=law who was in debted to the victim for 3,200 and who broke down on the stand at the coroner's inquest while telling of the finding of the body hundreds of women cheer alder men as nance's ordinance is passed hundreds of women representatives and delegates of suffrage political and social clubs applauded loud and long in the city council chamber just before midnight last night when the aldermen passed alderman nance's ordinance creating a morals commis sion of five members to be appointed by mayor harrison the only voice raised against the measure was that of bathhouse john coughlin of the first ward in a solemn speech alderman coughlin warned the council that there are al ready too many commissions investi gations and agencies carrying on the | war against vice he assailed second deputy funk i j houser declaring that the money i spent for policemen in the red light district might be better employed in looking for burglars and highway men the commission's duty is to study all social evil problems and plans f or [ the suppression of vice and to advise the state's attorney and the chief of police of the existence of disorderly resorts amors the women present were mrs c'larlotte rhodus mrs harriet taylor treadwell mrs william h stuart mrs judith lowenthal mrs m p boynton and miss florea^e hol brook l miss edna scholle employed by emil emsheimer as stenographer who was questioned by the police and discovered that the dead man's wallet was missing :' facsimile of emit emsheimer's accident insurance policy â– for 5,000 in the travelefs insurance company arrows indicate the name of the death mystery victim and the a mount for which he was insured norse favor giving belgians nobel fund 'â– copenhagen nov 30 the scan dinavian press favors the suggestion that the nobel cash peace prize of 40,000 be awar4ed to the belgian i'Â«i it^l u.s parcel post to germany resumed washington nov 30 parcel post business to-day was resumed with austria-hungary and germany the postoffice department announced king george leaves for front in france london nov 30 i'he official ! press bureau announced cdfadav that i king george had gone to jbfl last | night to visit the headqua^h bk british expeditionary fort^b ii unknown clothesline is trac'fccw place where it wi bought near scene i merchant's end m purchaser nervo^h the rope by which emilh sheimer was throttled is de^fl upon by the police to lead ts his slayer wfl they found yesterday where rope was purchased â€” at least fl learned that a hardware estabm ment in the immediate vicinitm the lake street office whe^hftfl i manufacturer was found cl ! sold seventy-five feet of thfl soft hempen cord just a fe\^b before the rope was knotted 1h the old man's neck 11 the purchaser was nots withered wisp-bearded ij(p^*h tim but a man of thirtydpe br?h about five feet ten inch tall 1(1 pounds in weight smooth sliavewj of powerful build whose nervoj ness was so apparent as to attra the attention of the salesman m that prosaic mart â– he wore a dffl raincoat dark soft hat and tfl toise-rimmed spectacles t this according to the faith i that faction of the police that 1 1 lieves emsheimer was killed dia i poses of the theory that the old mm compassed his own death and th ranged the accessories to give thl impression of a murder the rope clew was discovered wfael detectives visited the hardware storl of bullard & gormley 7 east ha'.j street two doors west of wherejkjm crime was committed they i^m that homer huff one of the men had sold the cord at noon^b saturday _ i recall the man fairly well aam h.uff to the detectives because fl appeared irritable and rather flights i_ke argued with me when i told hirl j the price was 49 cents - he did nfl ! say what he wanted the rope forjas do not know what direction he afl when he left the store ||| with the " receipt of th?s tion captain o'brien gave â– tions to his detectives to br'inm man answering that descriptÃŸ half a dozen times yesteh detectives thought they weh i to lay hands on the key to j i tery and every time the fl i evidence unraveled and left h more a mystery than ever â– â– now they do not know 4h it is the most complicated h they ever worked on or the rh explicable suicide in the coronh ords h the man was found dead , bruise on the back of < n fl | scratches on his wrist andjh | about his neck twisted byh j that made it an eifective^^b but the bruise on the^^mfl ka^jmmftratche^m continujmm 4th page sth column j mjm n b^^^s^^l Chicago and hmlmk'jfly b bbb â– & viclnit tljiset 1 s "%! w ims ued - i b w&'r hc !__ ba â– temperatures g*|p bkhk tjifes htliffl jbwj_blf8 yesterday iv ih iwbmm i l_b hi highest kmh h9hf vflsl mh g^y^t^8i mm lowest wi_^b*\_j&**mj^^m./^^*^^l . mt average 53 a ! \ rrw vr xt^s ,-.Â«. . - _ 18 a m

Chicago examiner & vul xii no 295 a m * tuesday nnrpc f~Â»ntp rt'mt in Chicago and t elsbwhk^h -â– ' â– j rkich ulnt l-tlin 1 subujtw t two cemh Chicago december 1 1914 tt if shay ' registered 1 uhol i . d s . plteut office ingland demands norway's aid against germam rope clew leads to strangler rgermansjyiass great fleet in baltic to attack petrogrm navy base near kiel asked for by british norwegian army sent to to neutrality w if christiansand is r attacked by the sea i orces of the allies ghristiania nov 17 â€” eng ine has demanded from norway for use as ia naval base the city and harbor ofi christiansand on the ; cithern past of norway such use o continue only during the war this demand has been refused by tire norwegian government and preparations are being made to de fend its neutrality troops have been sent to jdhristiansand from all pijrts of norvvay and the defenses of the city ar\e being strengthened if norway neutrality should be violated by szngland sweden also vould be drawn into the struggle because of its defensive alliance with norway the people of swe den also dislike the russians the norwegian people in this con l.lict are rviore friendly to the allies ihan to germany public opinion ere considers the overrunning of i'elgium knd luxemburg by ger lany as iindicative that small pow j fs or important states would not be life if gerrnan arms prevailed â– the significance of england's de land for e^iristiansand is believed i lie in hfer'i determination to force le german flteet to come out foi\bat ",> from the i^iel canal where it has ; ain sheltered 1 ever since the war be gan for this purpose christiansand would be aniid'pal base of operations there are oueip ways in which pos session of ae norwegian port as a unkn own hrday morning's bin one other washington k a 200-line bouncing a h%s an ac h sale was hay night he com h^dent koin khat latest war bulletins i , _ j germans prepare blow copenhagen via lon don nov 30 the german fleet is becoming more 1 active in the baltic scandinavian and russian dispatches indi cate preparations for striking a blow at russian ports even entering the gulf of finland and possibly bombarding pe trograd there is a great con centration of the fleet and ger man transport steamers along the baltic coast and a with dravyal of warships from kiel to strengthen the baltic squad ron naval battle near buenos aires nov 30 royal mail steamers are being stopped at santos the vol taire has been compelled to re turn to rio janeiro by german warships the germans are in foree 500 miles off the brazil ian coast and the british are near lie fleets are of about equal strength reports from montevideo say the germans are off the mouth of the river platte the german steamer patagonia is being loaded at montevideo with provisions the sierra cordoba with coal and the mera with coal and water sailings of british steamers from montevideo and the brazilian ports of santos have been suspended ex-justice ennis held by sheriff held_by new york nov 30 ex-supreme court justice alfred ennis of indiana one time counsel for the pullman company passed to-night in the cus tody of deputy sheriff zleltner ennis who is more than seventy years old was arres.ted on his wife's application for a bond to assure his presence in court to face her separa tion action ennis said mrs george h lorimer of philadelphia wife of an editor was one of his daughters by a former mar riage she was communicated with and immediately retained lawyers to defend him upon her assurance that a bond would be filed to-morrow the sheriff arranged for ennis to stay at a hotel mrs norma ennis wife of the law yer is forty years his junior she married him on may 16 last emma trentini has lockjaw in the leg pittsburgh nov 30 â€” before leaving detroit for pittsburgh last evening emma trentini insisted that she be vaccinated a physician did the job nearing pittsburgh trentini gasped and cried oh i have â€” i have â€” what you call it â€” lockjaw in the leg she was hurried in a taxi to mercy hospital where a surgeon announced curtly her leg was only asleep the vac cination didn't take it couldn't said manager blumen thal we only used water i seeress makes good prophecy of theft claude ellen an indiana farmer went to mary ; jahn's fortune telling parlor at 122 north halsted street yesterday for a reading i observe said the seeress that you will be robbed in Chicago i must warn you i against a woman of dark complex ion ellen had her arrested when he missed his purse a few minutes later mayor picks schlake for the school board mayor harrison last night appoint ed william b schlake former alder i man from the twenty-first ward for mer chairman of the finance commit ltee and president of the Illinois brick i hfemhy ass^^^ttjjttjjifcfo dean waite^m jack cudahy whipped faces 30,000 action he broke my wife's rib in attack - in his home is charge of physician los angeles cal nov 30 john p jack cudahy for the last year a quiet householder in pasadena with mrs cudahy and their four handsome children was thrust into the lime light again to-day with the filing of a suit by his family physician dr b o coates asking 30,000 damages on the charge that he handled mrs coates so roughly on the evening cf september 12 that one of her ribs was brokerij and other physical injuries suffered the complaint says the alleged as sault occurred in the cudahy home | one of . the luxurious bungalows con nected with the hotel maryland in pasadena where mr and mrs cudahy i have lived the greater part of the time since their reconciliation for physical injuries inflicted dr and mrs coates ask 25,000 and for exemplary damages 5,000 according to the story told re luctantly to-night by dr coates he and mrs coates were at the cudahy bungalow with mrs cudahy and the latter's children when cudahy came home between 8 and 9 o'clock in a fighting mood after a prolonged stay at his club after making a few passes at me dr coates said cudahy made a dash through the hall at palmer day assistant manager of the hotel who had entered to inquire into the up roar the two women being in his way cudahy brushed them aside thrusting mrs coates with great force against a table he then grasped mr day by the throat and was forcing him to the floor when i interfered dr coates who approaches cuda hy in weight and strength admitted that he had given cudahy a thorough trouncing ending cudahy's struggles with a jiu-jitsu hold two strong men were required dr coates said to keep cudahy in his bed the remainder of the night cudahy's story ' which was con firmed in every detail by mrs cud ahy was as follows dr coates and his wife were at our home on the evening in question when i told coates that his profes sional services were unsatisfactory and that i was going to get another physician he leaped upon me in a rage and attempted to choke me as i wrested myself free from his grasp mrs coates rushed in between us and was thrown aside as we struggled i will fight it to the last ditch he has no just cluim for damages lody glad to die for fatherland he wrote i rotterdam nov 30 â€” the night i before he was shot in the tower of ' london carl hans lody wrote his j sister a letter now published in the ; frankfurter zeitung as follows i have trusted in god and he has decided that my hour has struck the death of a hero on the battlefield is finer but that has not been my lot the con sciousness that i am dying in the service of my country makes death easy i shall die as an officer not as a spy morgan's portrait develops flaw hartford nov so â€” the oil por trait of j pierpont morgan sold to the morgan memorial here a year ago has been sent to new york to be re touched hy its painter carlos baca flor a fault in the painting had ! developed due either to the oils used or in the canvas concern is mani fested here as the painting was con sidered by mr morgan to be his best portrait -Â„,., freight rate raise in west suspended . - washington nov so â€” the in terstate commerce commission to-day suspended hundreds of tariffs of rail roads in western transportation ter ritory increasing rates on all classes i of commodities for 120 days from de j-eember 1 other orders suspended â– â– - . f t^^jf^^^^^^j^^f the bomb hurled from auto in indiana ave new building partly wrecked owner says he had trouble ; with unions an automobile was seen to draw up at the curb in front of a new build j ing at 11750 indiana avenue at about 10:15 o'clock last night fifteen | minutes later after the automobile had gone away a bomb explosion partly wrecked the building andrew walsh owner and builder of the structure told the police he had had trouble with a delegate of the painters and decorators union who had objected because walsh's son worked on the building my son is a union man in good standing with his dues paid up in full walsh said the building was three stories tall and made of brick part of its north wall was blown out trapeze rope breaks girl plunges to stage mrs beatrice sours 2226 west gar j field boulevard a trapeze performer was seriously injured in the yale theater 336 west sixty-third street last night a rope broke and she fell fifteen feet to the stage she suffered concussion of the brain morals board is created by act of council pgures in the investigation of the emsheimer v death mystery in the loop and photograph of the victim's 5,000 accident insurance policy in the travelers insurance company at the top is harry a sachs emsheimer's son=in=law who was in debted to the victim for 3,200 and who broke down on the stand at the coroner's inquest while telling of the finding of the body hundreds of women cheer alder men as nance's ordinance is passed hundreds of women representatives and delegates of suffrage political and social clubs applauded loud and long in the city council chamber just before midnight last night when the aldermen passed alderman nance's ordinance creating a morals commis sion of five members to be appointed by mayor harrison the only voice raised against the measure was that of bathhouse john coughlin of the first ward in a solemn speech alderman coughlin warned the council that there are al ready too many commissions investi gations and agencies carrying on the | war against vice he assailed second deputy funk i j houser declaring that the money i spent for policemen in the red light district might be better employed in looking for burglars and highway men the commission's duty is to study all social evil problems and plans f or [ the suppression of vice and to advise the state's attorney and the chief of police of the existence of disorderly resorts amors the women present were mrs c'larlotte rhodus mrs harriet taylor treadwell mrs william h stuart mrs judith lowenthal mrs m p boynton and miss florea^e hol brook l miss edna scholle employed by emil emsheimer as stenographer who was questioned by the police and discovered that the dead man's wallet was missing :' facsimile of emit emsheimer's accident insurance policy â– for 5,000 in the travelefs insurance company arrows indicate the name of the death mystery victim and the a mount for which he was insured norse favor giving belgians nobel fund 'â– copenhagen nov 30 the scan dinavian press favors the suggestion that the nobel cash peace prize of 40,000 be awar4ed to the belgian i'Â«i it^l u.s parcel post to germany resumed washington nov 30 parcel post business to-day was resumed with austria-hungary and germany the postoffice department announced king george leaves for front in france london nov 30 i'he official ! press bureau announced cdfadav that i king george had gone to jbfl last | night to visit the headqua^h bk british expeditionary fort^b ii unknown clothesline is trac'fccw place where it wi bought near scene i merchant's end m purchaser nervo^h the rope by which emilh sheimer was throttled is de^fl upon by the police to lead ts his slayer wfl they found yesterday where rope was purchased â€” at least fl learned that a hardware estabm ment in the immediate vicinitm the lake street office whe^hftfl i manufacturer was found cl ! sold seventy-five feet of thfl soft hempen cord just a fe\^b before the rope was knotted 1h the old man's neck 11 the purchaser was nots withered wisp-bearded ij(p^*h tim but a man of thirtydpe br?h about five feet ten inch tall 1(1 pounds in weight smooth sliavewj of powerful build whose nervoj ness was so apparent as to attra the attention of the salesman m that prosaic mart â– he wore a dffl raincoat dark soft hat and tfl toise-rimmed spectacles t this according to the faith i that faction of the police that 1 1 lieves emsheimer was killed dia i poses of the theory that the old mm compassed his own death and th ranged the accessories to give thl impression of a murder the rope clew was discovered wfael detectives visited the hardware storl of bullard & gormley 7 east ha'.j street two doors west of wherejkjm crime was committed they i^m that homer huff one of the men had sold the cord at noon^b saturday _ i recall the man fairly well aam h.uff to the detectives because fl appeared irritable and rather flights i_ke argued with me when i told hirl j the price was 49 cents - he did nfl ! say what he wanted the rope forjas do not know what direction he afl when he left the store ||| with the " receipt of th?s tion captain o'brien gave â– tions to his detectives to br'inm man answering that descriptÃŸ half a dozen times yesteh detectives thought they weh i to lay hands on the key to j i tery and every time the fl i evidence unraveled and left h more a mystery than ever â– â– now they do not know 4h it is the most complicated h they ever worked on or the rh explicable suicide in the coronh ords h the man was found dead , bruise on the back of < n fl | scratches on his wrist andjh | about his neck twisted byh j that made it an eifective^^b but the bruise on the^^mfl ka^jmmftratche^m continujmm 4th page sth column j mjm n b^^^s^^l Chicago and hmlmk'jfly b bbb â– & viclnit tljiset 1 s "%! w ims ued - i b w&'r hc !__ ba â– temperatures g*|p bkhk tjifes htliffl jbwj_blf8 yesterday iv ih iwbmm i l_b hi highest kmh h9hf vflsl mh g^y^t^8i mm lowest wi_^b*\_j&**mj^^m./^^*^^l . mt average 53 a ! \ rrw vr xt^s ,-.Â«. . - _ 18 a m